Held at Wallalong House, Mel and Matt’s wedding weekend was simple and sophisticated and all about bringing their fam and friends together. Sounds perfect, really.

This relaxed pair were married at a unique wedding venue in WA where they chose to ditch tradition and adopt some of their own rituals.

Keen to escape the hustle and bustle? The Hillview is a lovingly restored country cottage that offers the tranquility of rural life.

A wedding that was low on tradition and high on love, Stephen and Cassie’s celebration at Riverstone Estate in the Yarra Valley had all our favourite things rolled into one – native flowers, canapes and jaw-dropping views.

Built in 1857, The Old Coach Stables is a unique, country wedding venue that stole bride Toni’s heart the moment she saw it. Prepare yourselves for some pretty pics here.

Over 200 jars of homemade jam, a trip to the hospital in between the ceremony and reception, a giant marquee and a jaw-dropping private property in rural NSW – this country wedding was anything but boring.

This pair had their priorities straight from day dot – to create the ultimate dance floor. Everything else was just a bonus. And by everything else we’re talking a fire pit, giant tipis, a caravan bar and giant lawn games.

Her dress was wee’d on, she stacked it down the aisle and her hubby-to-be didn’t know what he was wearing until moments before the ceremony. But instead of getting stressed Kelsey took it in her stride and in turn, gave a whole new meaning to the word Bridechilla.

Cinnamon donuts and candy-filled cakes were just a few of the things that set this DIY wedding apart. The venue – an old 1920’s flour mill-turned-whisky-and-chocolate-factory – was also pretty neat (think high ceilings and rustic original features). Read on to see their pretty pictures captured by Georgie James Photography.